All Stories

  1. After Exception: Carl Schmitt's Legal Institutionalism and the Repudiation of Exceptionalism
  2. The Habitus and the Critique of the Present
  3. The Symbolic Power of Legal Kinship Terminology
  4. Foundational Myths and Actual Challenges: What is Political Exclusion About?
  5. From gay liberation to marriage equality: A political lesson to be learnt
  6. A sense of self-suspicion: global legal pluralism and the claim to legal authority
  7. Secularization, Legal Pluralism, and the Question of Relationship-Recognition Regimes
  8. Governing Through Normality: Law and the Force of Sameness
  9. Quod Non Est in Actis Non Est in Mundo: Legal Words, Unspeakability and the Same-Sex Marriage Issue
  10. Desiring What the Law Desires: A Semiotic View on the Normalization of Homosexual Sexuality
  11. The Ritual Dimension of Law: Normality, Normativity, and Critique
  12. The Legal Practice and Its (Vanishing) Borders
  13. Negotiating Reality: Knowledge and Categories in the Legal Field
  14. Legal Theory as a Scientific Discipline and the Variety of Rules
  15. Classic Institutionalism: Jural Reality and Legal Selection
  16. Legal Pluralism Revised: Law as the Product of Selection
  17. Reflective Acceptance: Reasons for Action and Criterion-Rules
  18. Legal Validity and the Problem of Rule-Acceptance
  19. All Law is Plural. Legal Pluralism and the Distinctiveness of Law
  20. Does legal institutionalism rule out legal pluralism?Schmitt’s institutional theory and the problem of the concrete order
  21. A Sense of Self-Suspicion: Global Legal Pluralism and the Claim to Legal Authority
  22. Quod Non Est in Actis Non Est in Mundo: Legal Words, Unspeakability and the Same-Sex Marriage Issue